An emergency motion was filed Monday in U.S. District Court to prevent the child from being forced to live in an unfamiliar country with her biological father.
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New Bedford weathers mammoth snowfall
The city received a whopping 12 inches of snow Sunday and early Monday morning, above recent years’ snowfall but below “Snowmageddon.”
Vineyard Wind report: Project has created more than 3,700 jobs
The project also exceeded its local hiring goals, with more than 70% of union labor coming from counties in Southeastern Massachusetts, according to the report.
South Coast immigrant advocates gird for impact of Trump visa ban
The ban halts all immigrant visa processing from 75 nations, including Cabo Verde and Guatemala, countries with large populations in New Bedford.
What happened to the nip ban?
Liquor store owners sued to halt New Bedford’s controversial nip ban. What’s next for the miniature bottles?
New Bedford officer may face unpaid suspension in excessive force case
The department has sustained six policy violations against William Mouyos, including use of excessive force and not activating his body camera in an incident involving a juvenile on a scooter.
Restored Zeiterion welcomes 2,400 patrons
“I am just filled with gratitude. It’s been a long time coming, and there are so many people to thank for getting us here.” — Rosemary Gill, president and CEO
The curtain rises on the Z’s next act
The city’s beloved theater reopens after a painstaking 18-month restoration project that included a new floor, ceiling, walls, seats, lobby and expanded public spaces.
Food insecurity: ‘Food need is 365 days a year’
If you missed The Chat with Jack Spillane and local leaders of food distribution programs, you can watch it here.
Artists craft a new theater — and a new friendship
A plasterer and a painter labor with other “Michelangelos” to restore New Bedford’s famed 103-year-old theater.

